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Values and Objectivity in Science: The Current Controversy About Transgenic Crops
Lexington Books (2005)
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This book offers an account of how values play an important role within scientific practices, and how this account illuminates many ethical issues that arise concerning scientific practices and applicationsAuthor's Profile
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